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   Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - October 28, 1966, Corona, California                                haW the says Dr. Curtis * at Naval Ordnance can keep a eclipse of the in the morning and be lucky enough to see the entire With Halloween and harvest the will play a much of the fall A perfect time for the souls to visit their kinsmen in search of cheer with the of winter as the has a resemblance to the ift of where groups of peasants went to 1^08 gather food for the harvest who gave were assured and those homes were stingy were threatened with mischief by the peasant for the feast demanded in the name of ah Druid It is believed that most of these customs came to the United with the Irish immigrants in the 1840's.  were lived in Scotland and Ireland in They believed of the supernatural killed farm animals and rained crops this time of They used to light bonfires atop hills to guide the dead to their kinsmen ward off the witches were by the be called together by the Lord of and were wicked who had died during the Much probably during medieval persons who didn't believe in Christ were allegedly flying to their pagan meetings on broomsticks black cat as their constant bora on Halloween were also believed to have the faculty et perceiving and heading conversations with lots of room for imagination when it comes to costumes And with that full modn it will be a time for witches to get around on their eclipse will cut down on the gaiety for about an hour when the moon will have a coppery and Dr. Humphrey while not attesting to witches and goblins does say that the will have a just like the earth has every eclipse is caused by the intersection of the earth and he which means that they are all in a straight with the earth in between sun and The being much smaller than the then falls shadow and is by the orbits are in explains Dr. naturally cuts the sunlight off from the moon tad the lunar surface is it isn't as the sun's rays are bent by the atmosphere of the so that the moon looks reddish as if in most fascinating story about uses of an eclipse Christopher 1504 he was on isle of Jamaica and the natives were refusing to supply him and his men with So he told them that he would cause the moon change her color and lose her natives were so terrified by the resulting eclipse thai they elevated Columbus to the rank of a god and the explorers had no further of that for a Halloween Madeline warns everyone to keep in mind the 2 a.m. Sunday time With the annual shift from daylight clocks will be turned back one hour resulting in a one hour time bonus for Sunday Staff son's Tunney Monday heavyweight boxing champion of the world who the immortal J. took the famous in a but boxed ears off nevertheless will substitute for his congressman John Tunney at a Corona scheduled for Monday Tunney is in Holland for the funeral of his mother-in-law who died suddenly of a heart attack last Tunney had just resumed his campaigning here following the death of his father-in-law in Holland the Corona affair will be held from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the 127 Rancho Road home of the David and the public is is many men will attend this meeting as Tunney was one of the greats of what is called The Golden Era of sports in was a of Tilden and Helen Wills the great tennis Babe the most celebrated baseball player of all Bobby the only amateur golfer ever to win then plot to kidnap U.S. Ambassador Dulce is Police have smashed a plot by anarchists to kidnap U.S. Ambassador Angler Biddle Duke Americans living in government sources said Ugh officer in the U.S. military forces in Spain and an news correspondent here were for including one had been arrested for plotting to kidnap a member of the U.S. Whom they declined to The suspects were identified as members of die which earlier this year kidnapped a Spanish ecclesiastical envoy in Msgr. Marcos the U. S. Open and U. S. Amateur and the British Open and Amateur all in one Red the Galloping Ghost who came out of University of to tear up the gridirons of the and Earl one of the greatest jockeys who ever Congressman Tunney left for Holland he particularly asked that the torona meeting be scheduled as has been necessary for me to twice cancel Corona he when I had to return to Washington for an unexpected roll call vote and last week when my father-in-law have done so work for me in Corona and senior Tunney volunteered to substitute and will drive over from his winter home near So bob a Hot that he was cognizant schedules must be arranged well ahead of Congressman Tunney said he hoped his would not cancel any of his campaigning because of the recent League of Women originally for last night has been set now for next Thursday evening at Riverside's Sierra Junior expects to be back in Riverside Tuesday and GOP contender Robert Barry are both expected to 54.  newspaper western Riverside County CALIF. PHONE 737-1234  OCTOBER 28, 1966  I is the most unusual or interesting thing you ever bought at a rummage BETSY 2546 ten-inch tall owl When it is on a shelf it looks * exactly as though an owl was perched The handle is at the back and the owl's mouth is the plan restudy don't attend sales I dp some rather unusual and and plates that my law bought at rummage sales and gave to me. i find much of anything when I d6 go but my has a knack for finding antique MRS. EFFIE 1111 East first thing I look for at rummage sales is the china antique plates and pitchers is my china is scarce and last year I found a lovely antique plate for only 15 cents which is really unusual Foreign college in a panel at last night's First International Banquet hero are Ta Ching Yu Daniel Oh of of Republic of and Sing Chu Chaan of HENRY LEPPARD Corona Mayor Rena Parker said today there are mountings indications that planning commission and city council have restudy the commercial and Industrial provisions of the city's Banquet COYE old iron muffin tin the kind that was used back when women cooked on wood and coal burning il also found an authentic antique at the same A. 504 East on page clouds and fog thli fave way to mostly skies In Sunny and slightly warmar but with some early morning today 70 to 8. Lows M to noon temperature was after an overnight low of 51. maximum reading was 81.  Lindell former Now York now an fo Fred way an at of the Corona Lions Club at Corona Lions pres. Homar Emmarton is shown discussing He had such a booming business in new tire sales service station operator Edward J. Lear was awarded a free trip to Sun tared the dream vacation picture and instead offered the 56-year-old businessman a jail all expenses said tire business was up because employes at the man's service stations Vista And Poncha Springs in old Harold L. said one attendant would her comment the between the city council's desire to hold ly zoned land for manufacturing purposes and the interests youths say the from some that one much oid think It Is first local public on a panel and does is much the planning to introduce questions from the this problem Service students was their plans and panelists were Parker by a near of U.S. aid a mayor declined to in the Star Room student at University her position about High School last p. i i project in Korean and Ta Ching to John master the school of dentistry graduate 30-acra shopping district introduced Sierra working at west side of Main high school sentiments of the his and The Fierens of Belgium panelists when he said has indicated of he felt aid an initial with college lines rich people's about 11 Asia and Africa who that the Junior all of the site of live in this more than development is college students all the multiple as the United planning department ka 11 after only Da mot ly what politicians are doing trouncing the hitherto zoned foreign aid Junior A major portion of ine near to use Redlands yesterday commented Details are In Charles E. a physician project of Riverside County silent at time because It Central the the council reminded voters today of the praised ballots for the Corps at doing economic 8 must be - wide bodies that are for not later than next He related to the and the that constant it will have for to the Elections De- presence does more for under- fal Riverside by not developed countries because than 5 p.m. Nov. 7. they can't do much with fact that the money if they don't have the planning commission may be p people to do the presures up at the Corona City ' Society this in a office at the civic He felt that the personal of the two contact and that the Theaters 14 ^ Councilman noted that the f hold land hi Kg so IBS paying taxes on vacant land when while tims the wife of the four of his tires were at their punctured tires with a deputy chief of Ute Colorado according to tha doors with State Patrol and and he was having Mrs. Parier said tint similar to an Secretary of State Byron Anderson feels the natural to The favorite the Anderson said the scheme the would ba to was Anderson said when he was deflated two dis- mit commercial of that there were rous mostly taken he Officials said tock to claim his car and two new he met a tourist from Dakota whose car was on the former came to him and told him things weren't 01) the of tha ed Highway 71 freeway its present  

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